Posts Tagged ‘Outreach’
I-PEAce: A Conversation with Noushin Framke
Join the I-PEAce team for a conversation with Noushin Framke from the PC(USA)’s Israel/Palestine Mission Network. Noushin will be presenting “An Overview of Presbyterian Policies relating to Israel/Palestine.” As one…
Read MoreFood Cupboard Update
from Kay Ramsay, Food Cupboard Chair Third Church’s Food Cupboard has carried on safely, albeit differently, during this challenging time thanks to Jim Pochodylo, Otto Muller-Girard Jr, the sextons, and…
Read MoreHunger is Real. The Race is Virtual.
Registration is open for the 11th annual East Avenue Grocery Run to raise money for hungry people in Rochester! Since 2010, this fun event has raised more than $330,000 to…
Read MoreReading About Race: “Unsettling Truths” by Mark Charles and Soong-Chan Rah
As part of Third Church’s continuing anti-racism efforts, the Adult Spiritual Formation Committee is sharing reviews of books about race and/or by BIPOC authors. If you would be willing to…
Read MoreReading About Race: “Homegoing” by Yaa Gyasi
As part of Third Church’s continuing anti-racism efforts, the Adult Spiritual Formation Committee will be sharing book reviews on books about race and/or by BIPOC authors. If you have read…
Read More4-week Anti-Racism Small Group Learning Communities
As you may know, the Session of Third Presbyterian Church approved the Anti-Racism Project. We are inviting you to participate in small group learning communities about Anti-Racism. Aside from the…
Read MoreReading About Race: “Ghost”
As part of Third Church’s continuing anti-racism efforts, the Adult Spiritual Formation Committee will be sharing book reviews on books about race and/or by BIPOC authors. If you have read…
Read MoreCalling all RAIHN Volunteers for our 63rd Rotation
Yes, number 63—and no two have ever been the same! Even though we can’t host families inside the church, we are still providing food and shelter and need your help.…
Read MoreAnti-Racism Project
Building collaborations is essential to dismantling racism in our community. This week our Session took bold steps to strengthen our relationships with organizations having a meaningful impact in Rochester’s struggle…
Read More“You Just Never Know!”
Why Outreach? Because in spite of preconceptions and assumptions about people that we all carry, you just never know when it will actually be Jesus who shows up!
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